scribble, prescribe
a. I
b. Miss Taggart
c. the girl
d. the month of April
Double negatives are generally acceptable in formal English.
What might be an effect of the cause?
Which is a synonym for "dominant"?
a. most winning
b. most powerful
c. most poor
d. most stupid
"The girls went to the park for an hour."
Does this sentence contain a double negative?
What is the cause and what is the effect?
Pick the correct pronoun.
How would you make this double negative sentence correct?
a. I ain't got no job.
b. A job? I don't got none of them.
c. I don't have a job.
d. I don't have not one job.
a. audiometry: measurement of the sensitivity of a person's hearing.
b. auditor: someone who conducts an audit; a listener
c. audacious: showing a willingness to take bold risks
d. audible: able to be heard
"He had a confrontation with his girlfriend in the hallway about her cheating on him."
a. meeting
b. disagreement
c. race
d. business
Pick the correct pronoun:
a. I
b. them
c. him
d. me Subject or object?
I don't have none of my missing work.
geology, geography, geologist, geometry, geocentric
(You may use a dictionary!)
What are synonyms for "recent" and "shocked"?
She ran from the park after a man tried to attack her.
They became very excited when Davon invited them to the party.
her - object
they - subject
them - object
Correct the double negative.